Republicans are suing to overturn the Affordable Care Act. If they win, these six and many other Americans are in big trouble.Republicans are suing to…
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New Story Collections Reconsider History and Upend Tradition
The authors of “The Office of Historical Corrections,” “Igifu,” “Where the Wild Ladies Are” and “A Sense of the Whole” would like to revise the…
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Thomas E. Ricks’s “First Principles” examines what the founders learned from ancient texts and how that affected the future of the country.Thomas E. Ricks’s “First…
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In “The Fabric of Civilization,” the journalist and author Virginia Postrel recounts the evolution of textile production across cultures and centuries.In “The Fabric of Civilization,”…
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In Jonas Lüscher’s novel “Kraft,” a debt-ridden professor in a failing marriage tries to make a philosophical case for optimism.In Jonas Lüscher’s novel “Kraft,” a…
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In “Loved and Wanted,” Christa Parravani gets real about abortion access in West Virginia.In “Loved and Wanted,” Christa Parravani gets real about abortion access in…
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The Indian Photo Festival goes virtual this year, and will begin with a conversation between master lensmen Raghu Rai and Sebastiao Salgado on November 12The…
View More Indian Photo Festival 2020: In frame, on screenIn the Trenches of World War I, a Bloody Ritual Fueled by Guilt
David Diop’s novel “At Night All Blood Is Black” follows an African soldier fighting for the French as he sinks deeper into psychological horror.David Diop’s…
View More In the Trenches of World War I, a Bloody Ritual Fueled by GuiltThis Medical Memoir Reads Like a Detective Story
A young woman’s diagnosis is only the beginning of the mystery in “Lightning Flowers.” As Katherine E. Standefer tried to make sense of her heart…
View More This Medical Memoir Reads Like a Detective StoryWelcome to Brooklyn, Where the People Are as Unique as Their Brownstones
In “Cobble Hill,” Cecily von Ziegesar visits a wealthy pocket of a trendy borough.In “Cobble Hill,” Cecily von Ziegesar visits a wealthy pocket of a…
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